Remote Controlled Color Changing Lightbulb

15 Sep, 2008

Remote Controlled Color Changing Lightbulb

Posted by: Jeff In: Green Gadgets| Lighting| Party Accessories

color changing led 450x450 Remote Controlled Color Changing Lightbulb
LED color changing light bulb fits into a standard light bulb socket. Inside the light are four primary colored LED lights which can be combined to make any one of 16 different colors, all of which you can control via a remote control. The light uses only 3 watts of electricity and can do such fancy tricks as flash, strobe, fade, smooth and dimming. That’s pretty neat that you can add a dimming bulb without having to install a dimmer switch in your wall because if you’re anything like me- doing handywork involving electricity is not a good idea. Costs around $21.

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March 18th, 2009 at 2:38 pm

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